Spotlight Cat

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In response to CatPhotographer\\\’s Answer:

Of course there\\\’s something you can do for Dana. Get her to a vet for proper dental care! And ensure you are brushing all of your cats\\\’ teeth regularly to avoid getting to that point with any of them!

It\\\’s good to have a cat that is the odd cat out

And also that cat named Brent is also probably one of my laziest cats. He\\\’s pretty indoors and outdoors. His sisters are healthy, except for one of his two sisters, dana, who has really bad tooth decay. She\\\’s one of the unhealthiest cats I know, and pants often. It\\\’s a sad sad tale, and we feel sorry for Dana, but is there anything I can do? And those two stories about spotlight cat are true stories.

As \\\”part three\\\” of spotlight cat, Brent is a hilarious cat. Sometimes he\\\’ll sit, like a human, in the \\\”Bhudda\\\” position reserved from Scottish Folds. I guess an American Shorthair thinks he\\\’s someone else. One of his two sisters, Zoey, loved photography as much as Brent did. The problem is, I didn\\\’t think she was a work of photography. She entertained me, yes she did, but was just not a very indoors cat. Being kept indoors for four years, one week she realized that we would let her back outside when she wanted to, and now she comes in and out for the whole day. She was healthier than her other sister Dana. I\\\’m sure you\\\’ve heard about Dana\\\’s tooth problems. (By the way, thanks ziggy_bo43 for the tip.) But Dana was still as sweet as any other cat in the house, but we had gotten tired of her. She was restless, and when she sat on you, she\\\’d move forward closer to your head until you couldn\\\’t stand it. (Before all of this, before I was a member, a Pomeranian/Pug dog mutt got scratched in the eye by Brent. He fights more than our other cats, and at first when we had first gotten Zoey, she\\\’d cry when a cat acted agressive to her.